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CHICAGO, July IA Times special from Houston,
Texas: The Texas Traffic Association met yester-
day morning IN called session. Tie meeting was
held To discuss formally the dissolution or the
association which Is now an assured fact. The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe people demand
reduction OF Rates between Kansas City and Texas
points, and claim that their demand must be
acceded 10. The meeting adjourned at O'Clock
last night and viii reconvene in Galveston to-day
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Mr. Laconbe sworn in az a Judr

NEW YORK, July 1-E Henry Lacombe, who va
Gated the office OF corporation counsel yesterday
was to-day sworn In as associate judge OF the
United States Circuit Court.
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CHRISTENING THE EGpEgoR's

COLOGNE, july 1.-Arcn.ls.iGp CreuIentz yester-
day chrlstened the eml"rus's bell in the cathedral
here, giving IL the name or "1lOrtDS1."
TIE SHORT TIE MOVEMENT AMONG COTTON srINNERs
LONDON, July 1.-The ShOrt-tiIiie movement
among The English cotton spinnerS Is spreading In
all directions. The Lancashire Spinners say that
II the demand for cotton can be kept low until
August the whole trade viii De permanently bene-
ttet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-01

LONDON July 1.-The Count OF Paris arrived on
the Isle OF Jersey to-day. He was met at ST
Heller, the capital, By large crowd, many OF
whom welcomed him with cries OF "Vive lie Roi"
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SCALPERs CHARGES AGAINST A RArLRoAp.-A
San Francisco dispatch or June 30 says: The first
specific charge ag ainst any railroad under the new
Interstate law Was made to-day by Adoph Utten-
ger, who forwarded complaint against tho
Southern Pacific Company TO Washington The
substance OF lengthy afiidavits that accompany
the complaint Is that General Passenger Agent
Goodman permitted the sale OF nOn-transferabe
return tickets from New orleans 10 this city, and
refused the sale In another which was tdenli-
cal. Ottenger, who is a ticket scalper, claims
SO, 600 damages and declares that he Will brfng
suit In the United states District Court for
5000 damages FOR losses sustained by the cam
ceiling or those non-transIeTabe tickets which he
sold during the tourist rush last winter.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1.-Dick, Middleton a. Co.,
proprieturs vi the Giant Tobacco Works Of this
city, made an assignment to-day. Their Liabilities
are estimated at 500, 900.
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France Protests to Italy.

PARIS July 1.-France has protested against the
conduct Of Italy in minimizing French rights in
Zeilah, On the Red Sea, near the Abyssinian from
tier
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OVER NICE PEOPLE DEMAND THEM, THE HATTERS
sAY-wHAT CHEMIST FOUND IN ONE.
DR. JOS. F. GeiSer Official chemist TO the New
York Mercantile Exchange and TO the New York
Dairy Commission, has discovered that CON-
pound OF lead Is being used for the enameling OF
the leather sweat bands in hats. He bought hat
from a wholesale dealer In the city which made
his head ache, but he paid no attention to ii, not
deeming that there was any relation between his
pain and his head covering. Shortly afterward
the hat became accidentally exposed 10 the at
moSphere OF his laboratory, when IL was loaded
with the fumes OF Sulphuretted hydrogen. ON
taking ii up he found that the beautifully enam
elled hat band was d1Scolored. A careful analysis
showed that this was due TO the formation OF sui
phide OF lead. The hat band was, In Tact, vein OF
metallic ore from which the doctor obtained the
surprising result OF 37.54S grains. The compound
used In this instance was white lead.
Knox, the halter, after hearing the above state
ment said that it was perfectly true but that the
hatterS must not be blamed for II. halter was
compelled TO respond to the requirements OF the
public. and though the great majority did not
want enameled sweat bands, there was minor
1ty that did because the stains from perspiratlon
and hair Oil could be removed from them with a
wet sponge leaving the band In its original whtte
ness and purity. IL was, therefore, necessary to
keep a certain number OF hats with these loaded
sweat bands, and all matters did so. But this
practice was not in any way to the advantage Of
the halter, as they reaped no benefit from IL.
Enameled hat bands were weakness on the part
OF overnce people, and II any painful results fol-
lowed, they were themselves In fault.
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Consul Bingham says that the story of the con-
nnement OF Bird and his opera troupe in q Mex
lean prison is . lie out OF The whole clotn.
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General Foreign News.
TO ABOLISH THE GU

TO ABOLISH THE GrNrOWDER MONOPOLY.
PARIS, July 1.-The government has presented in
the chamber OF deputies bill To abolish the ST ate
monopoly of the manufacture aud sale of gun
powder.
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Boys Who May Go Swimming.


II you have boy named Bill, or Bud, or sam, or
TOn you need not fear that he viii be drowned
during the swimming season. The boy who has
plug name and whose hair stands up straight like
a hazel brush, and who has stone bruises on his
feet, Is not in danger OF drowning But II your
mer and has pretty name, you had better let
him swim In q u ,lihnMl
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PAUL HINES JEwELRY RECOvERED.-DetecttveS
Carter and VI ahOn have recovered most or the dia-
mond Jewelry recently stolen from the residence
OF Michael Hines, No. g2l 4th street, including the
handsome gold medals belonging to Paul Hines,
the baseball player.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H.. July /, p. in.-Close: Wheat
steadycCash; 69,: 81. August. II l5-lS; ,sePtember.
tember ss,s: Oats sssy-t.sh. a5S: August, aS az
September "a lie bye. SO. Barley. nothing doug.
10 FORK not quoted; Lard steady-C.sh, 657H s
$50: August. 6.67ha6 TO-: September, 9. n ha8 So
trm l1s1lL.
Board adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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CnARwOMEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the new apprO-
priation bill there were ten additional charwomen
provided for in the Treasury Department. Besides
these one vacancy exists, and the following We're
appointed to-day: Mrs. Cassidy. Mrs. Hands,
Grace II. ShreeVes, Ellen Petite1ne, Harriet Austin,
Mrs. OShea, Annie McCoimic, Fannie Ross, Lucy
Butler, Laura Rollins, and Margaret O,Dea. This
nils every vacancy on The roll.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July 1.-Virginis SKIES con.
solidated, 10; do. new threes. "a bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd, July LECTION firm and dull
middng, liz. Flour nominaly straightforward street
western SUPER 2.5Oa3. 10; do. extra, 8 25a:i SD
DO family. 4.Gua4 20; city mills super 2.5Oa:5 90
do extra, ;b.21a3. 80: do. Rio brands 62a4 z 5: :
patapsco superlatve patent 5.30; do. family, 500.
Mheat-southern easy ana quiet: red. S3ao5; amber.
spot. S3sss4: July. S3assS35s: August, S35aa8:3z
56a5s yellow 4s'.a4e: western frner and 9eyleeted:
with better demand southern and Pennsylvania, 34a
81 western white. 36a3S; western mi xed, 33a5 Rye
frIn and quiet, oSa6O. Hay duIl-prime to choice
western. II o0ala00; Provisions steady and quiet.
clear rib sides. packed, 6,.aS*. Bacon-shoulders u
ssS clear r1 R, Sides ~ ha,as Ehsld Lard
creamery. 16a2O,, Eggs firmer. 16a16h Petroleum
steady-refned. 81 Coffee nominal-lsio carVoes
ordinary to fair, I7hals: sugar easy aud q1ietN1
steady aud firm, 1l4al is Freights to Liverpool per
steamer daimeotfcn; -; n9qr L. grain 25d
bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels: oats 1000 bushels
Shipments-nour, S,oS7 barrels wheat, lO6, 500
bushels.
There will be no market until Tuesday, eth instant
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WILLS FnED.-The will OF the late Catherine
Helss, OF West Washington, filed to-day. leaves
certain property on Frederick street to Chas. H.
Mary c. Heiss 500, Rozina Gillian 800, and the
balance to her heirs The rest OF the Is to be
divided by the executor between 4. c. II. Stun
baker and Jos. HelsS. The will OF Harriet Web
ster leaves her property to her mother for life
and then TO her four sisters
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CHIEF ENGINEERS HISE AND MCCARTNEY have
been designated TO represent the Navy Depart
ment at Chief Engineer Snyders funeral at Potts
Vile tomorrow. The funeral Will take place at
10 10 In the morning.
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license law for Minnesota goes into effect on July
/. 1t provides that the license for selling intox-
icating liquors shall be $1,000 In all cities con-
$500 In all cities the population Of which Is less
than 10000. The returns from sixty -four counties
SHOW total OF z, 206 barrooms under the old law
and j. H66 under the new law, including those Of
St. Paul where the old licenses have not yet ex-
pired. The number will undoubtedly be reduced
when all the applications are finally passed upon.
The counties not heard from Will not materially
increase the figures. The amounts OF the licenses
take wide range from $50 for county licenses
public towards the new law Il decidedly In its
favor. The saloon-keepers are reported almost
without exception as being disposed 70 live up 70
the law.
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FOR lighthouses.

yOS RENf- pEI1;IFS ST.. NEWLY FINED.
painted $50 and Dj: stow ard bgser ent brick.
IONS. doo}s only froih Is: st. NV; cheap T...t.
Il - on A. II 81
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HIS BoDY LOCATED By CLArRvoYANr.-fasf De-
cember Oliver ID. Smith, farmer OF Hardwood
mysterious circumstances. No clue OF the miss-
ing man was obtained until a day or two ago,
when a ST. John clairyoyant was employed by
Smiths friends 10 work up the case. He Indicated
the locality In which the body would be found.
on TUESDAY last the corps was discovered with
the skull crushed In, and there Is doubt the
man was murdered. The dead mans effects We're
found al the houses or several or the neightoTs,
Tour OF whom are under arrest.
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It looks as IL Washington will have the regula-
ton weather On the Fourth OF July. The tenn
perature to-day, although rather high. IS degrees.
was prevented from being very oppressive by a
good breeze which was generally stirring. At the
Signal ONCE, however, It is predicted that to-mor
row will be still hotter. Unless cool wave devel
ops 1t promises to be very sultry Fourth OF July
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PRISONERS FOR ALsANY.-Last evening Deputy

RoBBERIES REPoRTED-Gertie Winters, No. 207
18th street northwest reports stolen from her
house diamond breaStpln valued at $50 Mrs.
Barnes No. 1893 Ohio avenue, reports stolen from
her house d gold watch and chain worth $50.
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Mr.. STEPHEN PRESTON, the Haytien minister,
has to-day negotiated lease for two years, with
Messrs Fitch Fox Brown, OF the premises No.
IO16 Vermont avenue recently owned by ex-Sena-
tor jackson, OF Tennessee and by him sold TO Hon.
j. X. Mcpherson. The house in question Is next
door to Senator Mcpherson.
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From the Bangor (NieD Commercial. June Is
II the counsel for the Barron estate really mean
all they say IL is not unlikely that the whole case
as between the estate and the Dexter Savings
Bank may come before the new auditors Messrs.
Howard OF this city, and Morril, OF Lewiston,
some time next month The counsel for the bank
some time ago offered TO be defaulted for the dier-
ence between the amount OF LIE insurance which
they held from one OF the late Mr.. Barrons poll
cles and the amount which the auditors decided
That Barron owed the bank, which difference
gone over again the lawyers Will get a good addi-
uonal slice, as they are sure or their fees which,
ever way IL Is 1nalH settled; but IL is pretty
that neither OF the parties 20 tho suit Will gain
much by prolongtng the conflict.
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FOR lighthouses
3 739 Sd sf.n.w..7r. ..s27 90

739 Sd sf-n.w..7r. ..s27 90
22l5 18th stn.w.,6r - 10
Arthur Pie D-w.,1r.S27.j0
1888 othn.w.,6 ..25.si5
6O3-6l9 Il Ne. 81. 800
IA Mass. av u.w-,1r.2o. 40
404 Boundary n-w.,7r.-2
1)44ColunIbia ST., 1r.22 80
4 y an y at. s.w.. 6r. y. 30
1918 y. Cap. ST.. Or. 20. 80
ol2-16 G st. u. e.. Or. 30. 30
81 X st. u. e., 6r......2O.o0
~ Mass. ay. NV, 1r20. 30
81 > \. J. av.n.w., Or 20. 80
1323 9th st. n. w, or. Is. 30
2l-2p Defrees st, Or. 1867
220S Cleveland st.6r.16.oO
1926 Prospect ST, 6r.l6. 30
2O54 Sth st. NV, Or. l5.50
333-51 Mclean, Or. 1880
20 z st. ne. Or. 49,. 1880
az Warner St., Or. 1850
l0l9 III st. ne. 5r. ..l2.oo
5OO Sd Sc. s.w., 6r...I2
9ug-l3 eth w.,3r.lU.3u
u | 18th st. Sc. 5r.. 10
ia 18th st 5. e., Or 10
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ttQR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MOST
desirable Houses III the northwest section 3-story
and BASEMENT Dck, ID rooms, we'll furnished
room ON each floor elevator; all in Tst-ciass order
fronts southeast, on prominent circle; years
StOU0. and year 5000. Inquire OF u. NJ PAR
kER, 1913 ST. je23-12t
i|OR PENTHOUSE AND STORE, 1911 ST
l. NV: $50 month. Inquire at 926 louisiana
ts21-lm
E'OR RENT-TEREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il pressed Brick. bay window, ten rooms $50 per
month llO: otA 81 Inv. Apply at BRAD ADAMS
bookstore, Sl4 ST jel4-1m
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is oered free to every new Subsc 1ber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is haI dsomely printe
DOCK OF III pages profusely ILLUSTRATED, with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, ana cont. ms
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment in another column.
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TIRE ASSAULT ON JOHN SHEA.-ThS morning In
the Criminal Court the case or Anthony, alias
''Toney" Wells colored, Indicted with Graham
and Albert Grader Tor having committed an as
SaulL and battery with intent TO kill John Shea
On the Both or April last, was given to the jury
with a charge by Judge Montgomery,
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s9F-NEw BROOM BRICK HOUSES NEAR
u h4d car az CODVenIeuCes at : normal rent
Skinner TIiOS. L WAGGIiAN, 81 ST. II. ".
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"a NICELY FURNISHED S-ROOM
!erI improvements. 1916 10Th ST. NV
IIuv /. Terms $40. References iyI.3t.
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,Og kENT-HOUSES

r-1s RTNT-HOi~SE 1905 STH ST NV NEAR
{ 'eylOu Park. three-stUres and basement: al
q ~. 1ielccs. Apply at IuG9 aext door or 10
Il, \ &. RICHARDS, 4oS louisiana aye
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h st 8. G., Or 10
CO..916 F st.nM

212O H =. sr. .s23
6io 2;}rd st, IT. mi. - %
2l20 X st. Or. IN .i222. 30
22O6 18th st. l.30
ZOO II ST., 6r. 20 30
1l1-7lTH Goth. 1r. 20. ~
2l25 / ST. 1r, water 20. 40
ESQ Cleveland av. 1910
23l6 U ST., 7r........20.O 90
2421 y st. els. III. i. Is. 30
121O 30th It, Or. w6g. Ii
Rear 2129E Pa. av., 4r. 10
Rear 21li l. ST.. 4r.......13
22O4 VI st, .5r. II
2:26 Va ave, 4 rs.......lO
Water ST., ct, 2r........9
10l3 Jefferson ave, Or. -
2l3 10th ST. Sc. 3r..
10 18th ST. ne, or. 8
STORES.
S2V 18th st. .....30.40
Store 3Oi0 Vi st. .......1o
W ESC0'TT Il VII COX
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BUILDING PERMITS
The Tunnel Through.
Fourth of July Weather

The excavation Of the new aQueduct tunnel was
at O'Clock this morning.
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STRANGE STORY OF AssAULT.-The family OF
Farmer John Howe, near Hudson, Mass, were
aroused from sleep few evenings ago at ii O'Clock
by shouts from stranger In the yard He said he
that Mrs witt was dangerously i'll. Miss Howe
woman about thirty three years OF age, entered
the strangers wagon and drove away with him.
stopped the team, forcibly dragged the woman from
the wagon and attempted TO assault her. Miss
Howe escaped. On the next day the wheel tracks
were traced to Thurlo Hemingway's farm, ana hts
hired man was suspected. Miss Howe failed TO
Identity him, but upon hearing Hemingway's
voice she declared positively that II was the same
as that of the man who tried to assault her. Hem
fngway was arrested. He denies the charge. II Is
said there is a good deal OF the story yet to be
told.
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: ynB EENT-A NEW HOUSE, NICELY FUR
l.shet f.r the summer; Is rooms; moderate rent
= - T...l--...iIl Place NV jyl-3t'
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MRS. WILLIAMS SHOOTS THE HIRED MANA
Swede In the employ OF Henry Williams, a farmer
near MeekerstOwn, Conn, told Mrs. Williams on
was going away. He owed her husband a debt,
and when he tried to take away his bag OF CLOTH
ing Mrs. Williams had tuSsel with him. The
man succeeded In getting possession OF the cloth
ing. Then Mrs. Williams seized q shotgun and
fired at the Swede. filling his shoulder and neck
with shot. The firing was at such short range
that some OF the shot went through into his
mouth. He made hts way to house mile dis
tant and told his story. The doctor who exam
ined the wounds says there Is little chance for his
recovery. The wounded man was taken back to
Mr. Williams house. Mrs. Williams says she acted
partly In self-defense. she has not been arrested
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HOE RENT-

Il lIJl 18th I4r.-.sS33.
la Iith st NV. Ior 8
no; II It. Il W. Tor.
1878 NJ st.p.w.,lOr..
I1O6 L St. l2r. -.........1I
6O7 18th ST. NV, 11r. ~
2022 y st. NV, lSr. .6t
I3I Md. ave De- llr. 81
1918 II st. NV. Tor 81
BIS Indiana ave, 12r. 81
1915 18th st. NV Tor ,.
2l1 r. Cap. ST.. 12r- 30. 6t
IiIU y st. n.w., Or 80. >.
1906 q at NV. I0r...5
4U1 = l st.n.w., ill.,
5iS StlI ST. NV. Tor i5.5,
2lO.2 II 81 NV IT. ~
~ - 10Th 1t. NV. Sr. 4
-. 2lst 81. II. w, Ok Att
SJI ust.n.w.,S r.....-4U.Jl
.'ii l. =. NV, fr......i'
1926 q st IA. W, Or. Sod
10 itG -. s.e, ST. 81. =,
1910 Nallach Pr. rs.
1850 r. 1. ave 1r,
800 French st, r..
5:333 y j. ave. NV. 30,
1923 T.. Capitol s., 1r....ii
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District Government CHANGES.

. the following discharges and appointments
have been made In the Eng1n er Department.:
Geo. E. Pickett, examiner, esigned Joseph A.
Neville appointed, vice Picke
h. A.. Fuller and Daniel NJ oney, rodmen, dis
charged. Marion Hargrove, appointed, vice
FULLER.
Jilson D. Entwisle has been appointed clerk in
the Office OF the register OF wills.
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Real Estate Sales.

REAL ESTATE AGENT RUFFIS ACQUITTED.-The
case Of Robert ID. Ruffin, the cOlOred lawyer and
real estate dealer, charged With obtaining $50
from James X. Mead under false pretenses, pub
HSheu III yesterdays STAR, was called FOR trial in
the Ponce Court this afternoon, AMI MeSSrS. Pad
gett and Shilhngton for the defendant entered a
plea or mot guilty." The court heard the teSIi-
nony or the witnesses Tor the prosecution and ac-
uuitIed The Defendant
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On TRIAL FOR FALSE PRETENCEs.-ThiS afternoon
Richard johnson alias WIN. Conway, coOred, was
placed trial in the Criminal Court Oh the charge
or false pretences in having on the l1th OF Febru-
AIRY last obtained from James /. Norris Sl.25 by
representing that he had driven 100 sheep from
Prince George County for Mr.. Frank Hume (Mr.
Norris broCner-in-law), and that he and his men
were hungry.
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SENTENCED FOR STEALISG-Annie Lambeth, COL
ored was before Judge Smell to-day charged with
stealing pair OF shoes from Jacob Brooks shoe
Store 2 1Ln street NV, and she was fined s. or
thirty days. The shoes were returned TO Mr..
BrOck.-AleXander Stamford, the colored man
charged with stealing gold watch worth $50, be-
longing to Laura Brown who lives at No. 45l 1
Get northwest Was sentenced TO thirty days in
JAIL The watch was restored to Miss Brown.
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EoR RENT
Il 1922 18th st, 12r. s75 .
I0l2 18th ~, l0T, Iii. TOO 81 {
J2l 3lst st .. Tor, IniJ2. 90
l4O1 3lst, Tor. mi. 1866 =.
l4S9 2Oih, Or, Ill. i. A.. 30
1905 3lst, Tor. mi.t5.60 {
30i2 Dunbarton ST. Or. 40 +.
2l,S3 Pa Gv.. ar ,m.i:}J. 30 /.
2l295s Pa.av., 1r.,mi $3.50 :
2421 Pa. ave. Or. 30 .
lji3 Nallach. 7r.. MI. 81
1141 2lst. Tor. mi .3J.50 l
2Ul2 VI, 7r, nI.i.....3J.5U /
1917 Wallach. Sr.m.i.3 $500 :
SO9 I'D St, ; r..m.i-35.oD ::
1919 q ST., ! Or, III. i 30 '
13+J " aiiach, Tr.. III /. ID ]
2l4l h ST., Srs., mi. IS :.
GlO list ST. on, mi 5000 :.
l2l4 Both ST .,Sr.m.L $50
1908 ) St Irs MI. "a. 80 g
las 31st ST 1r., MI. 20 s
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AN ACCIDENT TO Mr.. CHAs. SPECHT.-Mr. Chas.
Specht OF this city, while at Annapolis Junction
last evening, boarded the wrong train, and In at
tempting to get off while the train was in motion
tel and broke his left leg. He was brought to his
home 1871 7th street, and the leg was set. To-day
p Il doing we'll
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A BAD BEGINNING.-Enoch Hendricks, a rather
goOd-looking boy, about eighteen years Old, was
arraigned in the Police Court this afternoon on a
charge OF stealing gold watch and chain valued
at 81, belonging 10 Joseph F. Rhine, from new
building at 1akoma Park. He pleaded guilty and
the case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $500.
The watch and chain were recovered by Private
Detectives McDevitt and Flinders, and the boy
was arrested by Sergt. Slattery. He was commit
ted In default OF bonds
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OFFICES. ETC

SIR ry 1906 st-r- S3.S qth and Pa ave- rru g. ID
: - IL ave-. base siIeut- 80 4Ol eth St I'd floor.
S-.-- i4d dive ling L = rs each........--l - 30
coz = a AID - - 30 Gunton Bldg rIn 20 1880
N-~Uun Row. IL S.1O 9Th and Pa g.
s. ith LeEOv Bldg, 70 10
ami -ts. Wis Stable rear 9.,:5 st. n.
~. aud IA q
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r. SAii-LOIh
Lots - X ., blk Is. II K sub. div Meridian Hill
WITH tsanes renting Tor SIS month. Price 10c per
Sd It
Lots a, as 40. Denisson Leighton sub. div. Me-
r.dIsn HUI. 4JC.
Lots IA 81. l.J.2 at 15c.
I0ison COill bia road bet tn and 9Th extended
Lots IN o4hs II. 10, 10, Is and 20, Meridian Hill
Several hAe otS LII Whitney Close & MiutwoOd Place
sub. div.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD
je2J-1w. I2.,G + street northvest
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ILe soyse iOGS-s cal Oe examined by permit from
ca Gree Ol-J- 1HONAo }. FISHER s Co.
.r4c 1874 ST.
4 OR EENT-THREE- STORY AND CELLAR BRICK
GNei4iAx . rooms and bath. ali mod iMps.; well
latst-t n ". Convenient 10 cars, &c TYLER *
IL liiLt-FOEp. LIE + 81 NV tel1-Iw.
p C& l,ENI-1 tEE-STORY AND BASEMENT
a 45-tcE lseIIE. rOcI4IS and bath. all nj S4U Der
4lo--tH. lI.js IL - Ii
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
.--PiH' l-2o st. NV
t.Di. LINTON LANIEE HEIGHTS, rWO- STORY
cvUC-e !.-hIr dwelling IT, rooms and bath: all
4-pud Il4p--. lot 1UStJU. 800 yer a.uuIa. TYIEH
III IHEkfOKD. l226F St je25-1w'
tSOb- kESI-FURSIShEDH HOUSE 9i3 ST NV ::
SIX rooms. large yard. ellsIfUl location: $50 per
laon. IL advance now olen- Owner at olS 9th u.
~ POSSESSION July /. te25-ln
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KIN UNWILLING AND STORE. SCI1A-
tJr al purpose. 81 Pennsylvania ave-, be-
8 md ~ sts II W. at moderate rent. Inquire
NlsS0rl ave. NV iyl-tt-